The air-conditioned dorm building was a sharp contrast to the hot, hot outside air on this summer day on the island. With all the heat, some might get a little bit uncomfortable. Of course, Antipode was used to things far beyond anything this planet's puny little sun could blast at him, so this was nothing more than a chilly day for him. Yet... he knew the fragile beings who lived here were much less able to deal with it.

It was sad that they WERE so fragile, in fact. What he'd give for something like a human female, only with the stamina and physical strength to survive something far more intense and prolonged than he normally got from them. A short night of intense, yet fleeting pleasure, until they passed out from overstimulation... what a bore. Now, the equivalent of a month... that might be a little better.

Yet these ruminations weren't really all that important. What was important was what Antipode was doing now. The interdimensional entity, invisible at the moment through powers of an unfathomable nature, waited patiently. In the dorm building, there were plenty of girls. But most were in their rooms, with roommates. Many of them were rather... close. What he wanted was a girl with no one else around, which was hard to find on this particular day, in this particular building.

The first person, however, to enter the smallish third floor common room, however, would find their exit blocked. But not because he'd magically seal the door... no, something much simpler. They wouldn't be able to escape him, and his tentacles! So he waited, his perfect little trap ready for the first person to enter this overly hot night...

Ellie walked into her small dorm room her roommate was fast asleep; she crept quietly toward her bed and grabbed a 2 inch thick book, that was hidden under the black pillow. She tiptoed back to the door and slowly shut it so it wouldn't squeak and wake her roommate. She watched as the line of light from the hallway that was reflecting in her dorm slowly turned to black.
She smiled and walked toward the common room so she could read her book by the large glass window where you could see the moon perfectly. Stopping, she took the rubber band that was on her wrist and put her hair in a messy bun because of the humidness in the room. She then continued walked toward the common room.

(computer broke today. Ugh. Sorry for the delay. >>)

Antipode, of course, had nearly infinite patience. He knew it, because he'd lived far more centuries than humans could imagine. Actually, that wasn't the best reason to say such a thing, but he stook by it. He was, however, quite pleased when a girl, with her hair in a messy bun, entered the room, and as she planned, sat by the large window, and began reading her book.

There was plenty of time to plot this out, and carefully put everything in place, so that the girl would be trapped, and perhaps not even able to resist. After all... Antipode wasn't much of a one for pain or resistance. If he could get them to give in fairly quickly, he was much happier. And tended to make the girls quite happy, as well. Well, perhaps not happy, but as a being that dined on the pleasures of these human girls, it certainly pleased his pallet when they gave in.

As it was, it would be long minutes before Antipode was ready. His tentacles, not visible in the least, would coil into position, holding the door to this commons room tight. The windows would be sealed. Nobody outside would see or hear anything but an empty room with the lights out. Inside, nothing from the outside could enter, or would even be heard. The doorknob not even moving might be enough hint for those in the know to avoid anything further. Others would sooner or later give up.

As for the girl... Antipode debated briefly how to proceed. Should he tie her up immediately in a surprise attack? Or should he speak to her, first, and force her to give in through persuasion... he'd done many things many times, but perhaps, this time, he'd try something amusing. Their reactions could be quite amusing too, at times, after all.

After perhaps fifteen minutes of being in the room, the light would suddenly start to flicker (an invisible tentacle was switching the light switch on and off rapidly, which was what caused the effect!) and then, after a few brief moments, all would be dark...

And then, the lights would come on, and tentacles would be seen, wound around the door, and more, waving on the half of the room she wasn't in.